Show extended run-"index" from Platform.meta.tabulate()
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Per review comment by @meksor at #33 (comment), this PR has an alternative implementation to show the model-scenario-version "index" of the meta dataframe.
The joining of columns is now done on the database layer using a new argument
join_run_index, following the logic that the model-scenario[-version] columns are called "index" in pyam. [Alternative suggestions for the argument-name welcome.]The argument is optional on the backend, defaulting to show only the run-id. But when calling the meta-dataframe from the facade, the extended "index" is returned.